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High Point moved into second place in the Piedmont pennant chase by beating Goochmen 6 to 2 as Crumpler and Mason were tagged early. Moose Clabough led the winners with three safeties in four at bats, while Boone and Feari homered with one on base, and Scott Perry worked for the Pointers.
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Raleigh Capitals Defeat Twins in 10 Innings at Local Park
Raleigh Capitals beat Winston-Salem Twins 9 to 8 in ten innings in Raleigh. Red Proctor pitched well, driving in four runs as Raleigh erased an early three-run lead. Attendance 1200. Also reports on the national open golf meet qualifiers with Bobby Jones among the leaders and 110 players qualifying nationwide.
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Bulls Drop Game 10 Opening Series to Colonials
Durham Bulls lost the opener 9 to 6 as Dur ham pitcher Page issued four walks in the first frame and Whiteman singled for three runs. Cashion and Tandby homered late, but McCarty ended the threat with two on and two out. Windle and Forrest starred in the field. Munday earned the win for the Colonials while Page took the loss for Durham. Attendance 600.
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White Sox Pitching Presses Yankees for AL Lead
Chicago White Sox pitchers spark a 10 to 2 win over the Red Sox as Ted Lyons extends a 10‑2 record in 12 starts. The win narrows the AL gap to 24 percentage points behind the idle Yankees, while Pirates, Cubs and Giants push the standings.
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Piedmont League Results Lead Raleigh Win in 10
Raleigh defeats Winston-Salem 9 to 8 in ten innings while High Point beats Rocky Mount 6 to 2 and Salisbury tops Durham 9 to 6.
Virginia League Scores From Richmond and Petersburg
Richmond beat Norfolk 10 to 9 and Petersburg defeated Wilson 9 to 4. Portsmouth showed 4 and Kinston 1 in a separate tilt with a final score not fully listed.
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Baseball scores from South Atlantic and Southeastern leagues
Macon outslugged Augusta 12 to 3 before darkness, Columbia beat Charlotte 4 to 1, Greenville toppled Spartanburg 2 to 11, AshevilleKnoxville game affected by rain. In American League Chicago beat Boston 10 to 3, while Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 1 to 4. National League Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 3, Boston 3, Chicago 4. Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 6. Southeastern results show Jacksonville 3 over Montgomery 1, Savannah 1, Pensacola 19 over St. Augustine 6, Columbus 6 over Albany 4, Selma 1. Albany 4, Selma 1. game ended 12th inning due to darkness.
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Red Proctor Stars In Raleigh Victory In 10 Innings
Red Proctor tied a full day with nine assists one put out and two errors as Raleigh Capitals beat Winston-Salem 9-8 in ten innings. Salisbury beat Durham 4-2 and High Point topped Rocky Mount 6-2 to keep a tight Piedmont league race.
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Amateur Watts Gunn Tops Qualifying At Eastlake
Atlanta June 7. Watts Gunn the only amateur to qualify for the national open meet posted the best score among 17 in the sectional rounds at Eastlake. Gunn shot 74 75 147 three over par and led Walter Kennett of Tampa by 11 strokes. Fairly Clark of Savannah also qualified with 83 78 161 as winds challenged all players and 21 entries were listed for the 36 hole event.
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Western Association Scores Reported
Tulsa tied Oklahoma City 1-1 while Amarillo and Wichita split. Iain led Des Moines with 11 points as Lincoln stayed close at 1. Omaha defeated Denver 5-2 in a fast paced western association roundup.
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Four Leaf Clover Wins For Techmen In 3 1 Victory
Raleigh June Ti AP reports four leaf clovers worn by six Techmen players helped their team beat the University of North Carolina champions 3 to 1. A nameless donor gave the tokens to a college janitor who passed them to Coach Doak, affecting his apparently unlucky players.
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International League Scores Roundup
Jersey City over Rochester 3 2 Newark defeats Syracuse 8 6 Reading wins 9 3 Toronto edges Toronto 3.
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Eddie Mackey Veteran of the Diamond Dead in Tucson
Edward Mackey aged 52 longtime baseball figure dies after an illness post operation in Tucson. He began in the 1890s with the Kansas City club of the old American Association, then Milwaukee, later with the St. Louis Cardinals and Memphis of the Southern League. He finished his career as an umpire in the American Association Southern and Texas leagues.
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Voigt Ranked Among Best Amateur Golfers
George Voigt of Washington, lauded as a top amateur after winning the North and South championship, prepares to tee off in the National Open. He carded 156 in the day’s play with a seven on the first hole and a seven on the tenth. He previously set an American qualifying record of 135 at Pinehurst with 67 and 68 in succession.
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